Human Geography Of The World

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Across
  1. 1. The distance measured with a standard unit of length. This is important because it is the exact distance, which makes travel easier.(1.CC)
  2. 4. "First law of geography." The idea that near things are more related than distant things. It's important because near things will always have more in common and travel is easier.(1,VIT)
  3. 10. A massive piece of land on Earth that consists of Europe, with just under 10% of the human population of Asia. This is important because it represents a piece of land with a relatively high population of different ethnic groups(2,IDK)
  4. 11. The planning and harvesting of domesticated plants and the raising of domesticated animals for food. It is important because it provides people with a variety of food.(5,VIT)
  5. 12. In an urban context, to move business operations from core city areas into outlying areas such as suburbs. This is important because it expands a city.(6,IDK)
  6. 14. A set of interdependent cities or urban places connected by networks. This is important because it allows for expansion of ideas across cities.(6,CC)
  7. 15. Specific area within a country's boarder's where business and trade laws are different. This is important because it can lead to an increase in sales and production.(7,CC)
  8. 17. The portion of Earth's surface with permeant human settlement. This is important because it represents the area of Earth that we know, that we live on, and that we have changed.(2.IDK)
  9. 24. A grain plant native to northeast Africa. It's important because it's drought tolerant and can be made into sugar.(5,IDK)
  10. 25. A city with more than 20 million residents. This is important because it allows for lots of opportunities.(2,CC)
  11. 27. A branch of human geography concerned with the spacial analysis of political systems. This is important because it shows power dynamics and conflict.(4,VIT)
  12. 30. The rapid transformation of the economy through the introduction of machines. This is important because it make mass producing 100 times easier and the economies benefited greatly.(7,VIT)
  13. 33. The construction and improvement of foundations. This is important because it keeps building accessible and up to date.(4,IDK)
  14. 34. A force that threatens the cohesion of a neighborhood, society, or country. This is important because it breaks apart a community that could have conflict or worse conflict in the future.(3,CC)
  15. 35. Industrial zone with spatial incentives to attract foreign investment to places with important materials. This is important because it allows countries to gain more items and power by providing minimal aid.(7,CC)
Down
  1. 2. A country's ability to produce one product much more efficiently than it can produce others. This is important because it allows for the good with more benefit to be sold in bulk. (7,IDK)
  2. 3. The average number of people per unit of land area. This is important because it offers a way to see how much work is getting done and how much growth is in areas.(2,VIT)
  3. 5. A city with more than 10 million residents. This is important because there are more services and residential living.(2,CC)
  4. 6. Boundaries that are disrupted for religion, political, or cultural reasons. It's important because it helps keep similar communities contained.(1,IDK)
  5. 7. A measurement of the level of social, cultural, or economic similarities between places despite their absolute distance from each other. This is important because it represents more of the land, rather than the distance it is from other things.(1,CC)
  6. 8. How a person feels about a particular place and why it is important to them. This is important because it creates a personal connection and growth to a place.(3,VIT)
  7. 9. Abrupt slopes that break up the general continuity of terrain. This is important because diverse landscapes lead to more natural resources.(4,IDK)
  8. 13. The ideal political geographical unit; one in which the nations geographical boundaries exactly watch the states territorial boundaries. This is important because it unifies a large group of people with similarities.(4,CC)
  9. 16. A range of pro-market and anti-government positions on the economy, such as reducing government ownership. This is important because it effects how successful the economy is.(7,IDK)
  10. 18. the movement of people from rural areas to cities. This is important because it allows for more opportunities and growth.(6,VIT)
  11. 19. The structuring of society into distinct classes including leadership that exercise control over goods and people. This is important because it explains/studies how social classes are formed.(5,IDK)
  12. 20. The idea that political authorities govern in the place of all a countries citizens. Modern mass communications link all residents and state. This is important because everyone shares the same culture and history, which creates a more unified community.(4,CC)
  13. 21. The linguistic process were languages converge and create new languages and forms of communication. This is important because it allows people from different backgrounds to communicate with each other(3,IDK)
  14. 22. A ranking of cities with the largest and most powerful cities at the top. This is important because it shows which cities have more influence or contribute more to society.(6,CC)*
  15. 23. A force that brings people together and unifies a neighborhood, society, or country. This is important because it creates a close knit society with shared goals.(3,CC)
  16. 26. A root vegetable native to South America. It's important because it creates flour and is drought tolerant.(5,IDK)
  17. 28. Refers to the fact that many places have been controlled or affected. This is important because it creates diversity.(3,IDK)
  18. 29. The average pattern of weather over a 30 year period for a particular region. This is important because it's a determining factor for where people want to live.(5,CC)
  19. 31. Process of collecting and organizing large amounts of information. It's important because it helps you have an accurate representation of the land, people, and industry.(1,IDK)
  20. 32. The day to day atmospheric conditions that affect daily decisions. This is important because it's something that people have to take into account everyday in a place they live.(5,CC)